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Why the fuck are we so accepting of everybody trying to replace real people with AI. The answer is money, obviously, but holy shit.
To be fair, white collar workers have become so lazy and incompetent, most of their jobs would be done better by AI.
Charlie Kaufman had some good words to say about AI in screenwriting. Most movies released today could be written by AI and nobody would be able to tell the difference.
This is the worst take I've ever read on Lemmy.
Do you hate cinema? WTF is this garbage? Imagine saying this about art, or anything written from the heart. What on earth?
We don't need coffee. They invented instant!
Thank goodness for VR. Now I don't need to travel!
Thanks, Ai girlfriend, you look cute today, too!
Naaaaaaah. This is a slippery slope, my guy. We aren't doing this.
Fffffffff. Spoken like someone raised by bullshit.
Yeah, I mean you could get gpt or something to write you a movie script. Maybe even get it to give you points on lighting, shots, etc. It definitely wouldn't be close to a good film though, and probably some nonsense uncanny valley shit.
I don't think AI will replace human creativity when it comes to art. It's soulless. I know that's a subjective judgement but it's one I think almost all of us would make.
I take it you like marvel movies.
I did until they decided that every character needed to be Tony Stark, be overly meta, mug for the camera, and just completely fail to take any god damn thing seriously for even a fucking minute.
Actually, man. I appreciate the level of effort that goes into that sort of production. I do find a lot to enjoy in the thrillride aspect and the sheer amount of work that goes into them
Sorry I didn't conform to your generalization.
But I consider that entertainment entirely separate from being on the edge of my seat in terror for a frail woman in a cabin being antagonized by a metaphor for Satan, grief or loss in a film that cost as much as as one Cybertruck.
What? You're fitting right in with my expectations.
I could've been an absolute prude about it, but there is viable effort, set design, costuming, and work.
It's written like ass, but hey, trash in, trash out.
You have no absolutely fucking clue what you're talking about.
I'm not convinced that's the screenwriters' fault. I think more likely its that the mainstream movie industry knows that pastiche crap is what is most profitable, so that's all it funds.
Similar with pop music. Most stuff that gets made is garbage. But it doesn't mean that amazing stuff isn't being made, it's just that you have to hunt for it.
Movies are worse because the resource and people requirements for a single movie are much more substantial than for a single album.
I'd say it's both.
Not all writers are complacent with potboiling, but most of them are and it's what makes them average.
I absolutely love Kaufman's films, but what a garbage take. Not everything needs to be as complex or mindbending as Adaptation or Eternal Sunshine...
What a bullshit statement. I suppose we just let machinery take all the jobs of the blue collar workers too then?
If it can... yes. The caveat is that the government should provide for those who will be out of jobs. I would be very happy if machines overtook dangerous and difficult manual labour jobs such as mining